Flying Swords of Dragon Gate

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Carlos T @RT67858720 Sep 11 Filme: O Retorno do Dragão Assistido: 6-9-25 Elenco: @jetli @i_zhouxun @pawo_chen @lunmei @liyuchun.official @maojunjie Modelo: #artesmarciais #aventura Duração: 2hs Ano: 2011 Minha opinião: Este filme não esta na lista dos filmes de Jet Li tops de época. Colocaram tantas estórias dentro deste filme que se perde. Desde um líder da região louco que tem capitão louco, com um bando loucos (e olha que não são corinthianos). E colocam ainda uma rebelião contra a tirania e ainda um romance, meio sem pé e sem cabeça, da mocinha que ficou em cima de uma arvore por 3 anos esperando seu amor. Kkkkkk E para fechar com chave de ouro, tem um tesouro escondido dentro de uma cidade que só aparece de 60 em 60 anos. E assim começa a trama e com todos se reunindo em uma taverna no meio do deserto, pena que o diretor não é o Tarantino para usar sua genialidade e fazer o filme dar certo. Ah e temos uma concubina que foge do palácio, mas que na verdade é uma traidora. Com toda a confusão temos cenas de lutas e ação, que não empolga e um CGI meia boca. Vale apena assistir? não. Nota: 3 See more Leprechaun K @LeprechaunKing 02/26/2025 The perfect pair in Martial Arts movie - Tsui and Li. It wasn't great but the added 3D element was fun to watch. See more 12/01/2020 Wuxia movie starring Jet Li, Zhou Xun, Tony Leung Ka Fai and Maggie Cheung. Tornadoes and Eunuchs in the famous desert outpost of Dragon Inn. See more 04/05/2015 Its nice to see Jet Li back in martial arts stardom, but unfortunately Flying Swords of Dragon Gate suffers from CGI overload. The effects are sloppy and very noticeable, to the point of full on distraction. Some of the lower key fight scenes are solid, but the lack of practical effects really drags down the overall product. The movie is averagely entertaining, but there's a fine line between blind ambition and doing too much when you don't have the budget. See more 12/26/2014 Awesome film one of the best 3D films yet See more 12/06/2014 Review: I really tried my utmost to understand what the hell was going on in this movie but the director kept on introducing new characters who belonged to different clans. On top of that, the characters kept on throwing up all these different names so it was hard to work out who was who. On the plus side, the production looked impressive and you could tell that there was quite a bit of money spent on some of the scenes, but I couldn't take the flying on strings, action scenes along with the crazy sword fights which went way over the top. Personally, I might have enjoyed it more if I knew what was going on, but I found it way to confusing and I lost the plot near the beginning. Disappointing! Round-Up: Jet Li is quite an impressive actor because he does his own stunts and he has an unique fast fighting style, but his performances aren't that emotional and some of his choice of films are really strange. He isn't in the same category as Jackie Chan because of his earlier contribution to Asian cinema, but there yet to find someone with the charisma and martial arts skills like Bruce Lee. I suppose it's like people like Bob Marley who really can't me imitated. Anyway, I really did have high hopes for this film, but I got totally let down because of the confusing storyline and unrealistic action scenes. Budget: $35million Worldwide Gross: $100million I recommend this movie to people who are into their Jet Li movies about a clan, fighting against evil doers to save some hidden treasure from getting in the wrong hands. 2/10 See more Read all reviews

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